KEY ST- 2001928 - Caterpillar

Entering Blast Number
VIMS Payload System stores the blast number on a per truck basis. This information can be downloaded to the VIMS Payload System to be used in later analysis. Below is an example of how the operator specifies a new blast number. Entering Truck ID
The operator can specify the truck ID of the current truck being loaded. VIMS Payload System stores the truck ID on a per truck basis. This information can be downloaded to the VIMS Payload System to be used in later analysis. Below is an example of how the operator specifies a new truck ID.Note that manually triggering the ENTER TRUCK ID prompt is usually unnecessary, since most of the time, the truck ID prompt will be triggered for the operator automatically. The ENTER TRUCK ID prompt will appear for a few seconds after the first pass of a truck has been weighed (while staging the truck). This prompt will go away after fifteen seconds if the operator chooses to ignore it. However, if the operator keys in a new truck ID, the result will be the same as if they had done so using the menus.VIMS Payload System will also automatically associate a target truck weight with each truck ID. If a truck ID which VIMS Payload System has never seen before is entered, then the operator will automatically be prompted to also enter a target truck weight for that truck. If a truck ID which VIMS Payload System has seen before is entered, the system will automatically use the target truck weight for that truck which was used last time. Performing A "During Lift Cycle" Reweigh
VIMS Payload System allows the reweigh of any bucket load by either holding the lift arm stationary or moving it through the normal lift cycle. Normally, this is done in response to a reweigh request by the VIMS Payload System. Below is an example of how the operator would perform a during-lift-cycle reweigh. Performing A "Stationary" Reweigh
VIMS Payload System allows the reweigh of any bucket load by either holding the lift arm stationary or moving it through the normal lift cycle. Normally, this is done in response to a reweigh request by the VIMS Payload System. Below is an example of how the operator would perform a stationary reweigh. Selecting Display Mode
VIMS Payload System supports four different formats for displaying the bucket and truck weights on the VIMS Message Center (8):The "simple"